This time, remove one letter to “ruin” an album title.
Image of Hela is from Marvel Database.
Fun with Album Title: Slayer – Hela Waits
Ruin an Album Title: Dream Theater – Images and Swords
Add one letter to “ruin” an album title.
Dream Theater – Images and Swords
Images and Words was released on July 7, 1992. It is the second album by Dream Theater and the first to feature James LaBrie on vocals.
The song “Pull Me Under” was the first single off the album and became a surprise hit, garnering airplay on radios and MTV.
ATCO, the band’s label at that time sent out two-track CD Promo for “Take the Time” with a note: “Play the unabridged version!”
(Editor’s note: we have that package somewhere, finding it is a different matter.)
Ruin an Album Title: Mötley Crüe – Too Fast For Glove
Add one letter to “ruin” an album title.
Mötley Crüe – Too Fast For Glove
In case you’re wondering why there’s no glove on the right hand.
Too Fast For Love was originally released on November 10, 1981 by Leathür Records.
After signing with Elektra Records, the album was remixed and then rereleased August 20, 1982.
Now, should the “Ruin an Album Title by Omitting One Letter” treatment be done on Too Fast For Love?
Fun with Album Title: Slayer – Foreign in Blood
This time, add TWO letters to “ruin” an album title.
One seminal record from Slayer that defined the sounds and attitude of many Metal bands for decades to come.
Ruin an Album Title: Testament – Titans Of Cremations
Add one letter to “ruin” an album title.
Testament: Titans Of Cremations
Testament’s new album “Titans of Creation” is coming April 3, 2020.
First Single “Night of the Witch” is available for your listening pleasure on YouTube.
Ruin an Album title: Megadeth – Trust In Peace
Add one letter to “ruin” an album title.
Rust In Peace was released on September 24, 1990. Regarded as one of the most influential Heavy Metal records of all time.
Anker iPhone LED Flash
Out of curiosity, I purchased Anker iPhone LED Flash.
This would be great to use when taking photos with iPhone; so I convinced myself. As many have said, the best camera you can use is the one you have with you. I generally use the iPhone as main camera because it is, well, with me almost all the time.
Specs:
- Input Power: 5V / 0.5A
- Battery: 700mAh
- Brightness: Up to 4× brighter and with up to twice the range of the native iPhone camera flash
- Cable Length: 1.5 m when extended, 25 cm when contracted
- Dimensions: 1.75 x 1.5 x 1.65 in / 44.5 x 38 x 42 mm
- Weight: 2.61 oz / 74 g
One thing I immediately noticed about this iPhone LED Flash is Lightning Charging Port and Tripod Mount. I meant Two, two things that I noticed about this are Lightning Charging Port, Tripod Mount and Lightning Connector. Ah, that’s three. (…)
The iPhone LED Flash can also be sued used independently as a flashlight, thanks to its built-in 700mAh battery. That’s what the Lightning Charging Port is for, charging the battery. By the way, it seems that the LED Flash battery is also charging when connected the iPhone via the Lightning Cable. I’ll do more test to confirm this.
What’s in the box?
- iPhone LED Flash
- Silicone Diffuser
- Pouch
- Happy Card
- User Manual
there are a lot of application to this LED Flash. Generally I do not use iPhone built-in Flash on regular basis, because I don’t like how the photo looks. I do use the flash when I’m photographing something in a controlled lighting environment.
Should I be able to control my desire to slack, I’d be posting some photos using this iPhone LED Flash in the future. That’s because I have not yet perfected the art of Time Travel.